Archeology
Discover rare 2,000-year-old pearls in Australia
Natural sea pearls excavated in an Australian archaeological site in 2011 dating back 2,000 years.
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Displaying the oldest fossil samples in history in Brazil
Coming to Santana do Cariri Museum of the City of Cariri in the Brazilian state of Ceara these days, visitors will admire the oldest fossil discovered in this country an…
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Detecting weird dinosaur fossils in Canada
Recently, excavated archaeologists have been fossilized by a dinosaur whose monstrous face resembles a Marvel comic character.
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Close-up of the 350-year-old excavation process
French archaeologists said the condition of the mummy is well preserved. Shoes, skirts and hats buried under the deceased are intact after more than 3 centuries.
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The mystery of the gold rush 4,500 years ago in England
Recently, British archaeologists have uncovered new evidence of the prehistoric golden artifact of 4,500 years ago, between Devon, Cornwall (England) and Ireland.
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The largest dinosaur mecca in the world
Excavation projects at the Canadian dinosaur fossil park have collected tens of thousands of fossil specimens of 45 different dinosaurs.
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Discovered the 2,000-year-old remains of 'Sleeping Beauty in the Forest' in Ethiopia
Experts also discovered countless precious jewels buried with this beautiful sparkling remains.
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More evidence of primitive brain surgery
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient skeleton in the Copacabana peninsula of Lake Titicaca, Bolivia. Research shows that brain surgery has been performed since prim…
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Dreadnoughtus long neck dinosaurs weigh only 40 tons
British scientists believe that Dreadnoughtus, the longest dinosaur in the neck, weighs only 40 tons. While the scientific world previously thought it weighed 60 tons.
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Chinese farmers use a 300-year-old ancient sword to cut vegetables
Thu Tuong, 60 years old, a Trung Khanh farmer dug an ancient sword in the house five years ago and used it as a vegetable knife.
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Detecting wrecks from the 17th century
The researchers discovered the wreck of Spain with many tools and weapons, suffered in the 17th century but still preserved intact.
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The grave was found full of pure gold in China
Recent archaeologists are extremely surprised to discover a tomb of
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Prehistoric people knew how to use spices and chili to eat with ... human flesh
Scientists have discovered that 2,500 years ago, people living near the present area were Mexico City, grilled or boiled human flesh and spices like chili and a saffron…
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Discovering many vestiges and ancient relics in Ho Citadel
Recently, in the process of inventorying and surveying monuments in the buffer zone of Ho Chi Minh City's World Heritage, officials of the Center have discovered many ve…
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The 4,000-year-old Chinese tomb contains bodies of living victims
Recently, archaeologists have discovered a prehistoric graveyard in a Chinese village, containing hundreds of ancient tombs dating to about 4,000 years, the burial place…